We were keen to visit the bush block to check whether the 50+mm of rain recorder at Meredith earlier in the week had made an impact. It hadn’t. Was still a fantastic trip. Someone was limited to yabbying for only 30 mins and we had one dog with us, which made it a lot easier for me to wander off.… Read the rest
Bugs In Suburbia
Recently, I went to Belmont to get some photos for my street photography blog. I love the suburbs of Highton and Belmont. Many of the areas I’ve lived in or walk around are close to the river and have much more interesting bugs than I get at my house in Corio.… Read the rest
Multiple Seahorses During The Marine Biology Cruise
This was probably the most phenomenal part of the recent marine biology cruise that Seth and I did. I love seahorses but have never seen them in the wild before. I’m fairly certain some of them are a shorthead seahorse but other than that, I’m totally out of my depth.
I do know that seahorses/sea dragons will be a priority when I start snorkelling and diving.… Read the rest
Multiple Aplysia Parvula Specimens On The Marine Biology Cruise
At first I was excited, thinking I had sighted my first nudibranch. Alas, it is another sea hare. Still fascinating.… Read the rest
Sea Life Discovered On Marine Biology Cruise
The main goal of the marine biology cruise was to see what sea life we could discover among the seaweed under the water. There was a lot of diversity in the type of sea life we found. It was a crowded boat of 20 (plus staff) and we were passing around buckets.… Read the rest
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